Mule?
I'm looking for a package of Mule for Debian. Does anyone have it? -- Kaz Sasayama, a Nagoyan X68000, Linux and OS/2 user. pub 1024/5B09C385 1996/01/03 Kazuhiro Sasayama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Key fingerprint = 53 71 54 56 FB 3D 76 0B 92 5D 32 40 C5 34 38 00 -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: inews package conflicts with domestic convention
>>>>> "MvS" == Miquel van Smoorenburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> I found Debian inews package conflicts with Japanese domestic >> convention about news articles. We have embedded raw ESCs without any >> special encodings into articles to write Japanese, and the inews >> package is programmed to strip these ESCs silently. So I finally >> removed the package and switched to the normal C News inews. MvS> I think news is not required to be 8 bit clean, so that might MvS> be possible It has not been `7-bit clean' either, though RFC 1036 or RFC 822 does not prohibit the use of any control characters in body. Most of Japanese believe ESCs should pass since their use in Usenet articles is not explicitly prohibited, though I doubt if it must be true. In respect to this problem, it might be good to use some MIME encoding, but the ESC convention used in Japan predates MIME and many programs are not prepared to handle such an encoding yet:-(. >> I wish it would be `fixed' in the future. MvS> Are you talking about inews or inewsinn? If you mean inewsinn MvS> (I maintain the INN package) I could fix it. inn_1.4unoff4-2 MvS> is on its way. I am not sure if it is necessary to modify INN, but I believe INN and the latest C News is already 8-bit clean. BTW, I prefer C News to INN since I am familier with the C News administration and since my system is getting a very limited feed just for my needs. Should I switch to INN? -- Kaz Sasayama, a Nagoyan X68000, Linux and OS/2 user. pub 1024/5B09C385 1996/01/03 Kazuhiro Sasayama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Key fingerprint = 53 71 54 56 FB 3D 76 0B 92 5D 32 40 C5 34 38 00 -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
inews package conflicts with domestic convention
I found Debian inews package conflicts with Japanese domestic convention about news articles. We have embedded raw ESCs without any special encodings into articles to write Japanese, and the inews package is programmed to strip these ESCs silently. So I finally removed the package and switched to the normal C News inews. I wish it would be `fixed' in the future. -- Kaz Sasayama, a Nagoyan X68000, Linux and OS/2 user. pub 1024/5B09C385 1996/01/03 Kazuhiro Sasayama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Key fingerprint = 53 71 54 56 FB 3D 76 0B 92 5D 32 40 C5 34 38 00 -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: X authorization
> "dkklee" == dkklee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: dkklee> (1) when I try to start a window after 'su' to root. I dkklee> discovered this can be fixed if I do 'xhost dkklee> +mymachinename'. How to this automatically? A line in dkklee> Xaccess or some /etc/X11/X???.hosts file? You can setenv XAUTHORITY to your $HOME/.Xauthority or something. Since the super user can read any file, you should be able to connect to your server while you switch to root. -- Kaz Sasayama, a Nagoyan X68000, Linux and OS/2 user. *PGP key fingerprint: 53 71 54 56 FB 3D 76 0B 92 5D 32 40 C5 34 38 00
